Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) Treatment in Singapore

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) can feel like a confusing and frustrating diagnosis, especially when you’re trying to conceive. At Calyx, we offer physiotherapy-led PCOS support tailored to your body’s hormonal rhythms and fertility journey.

What Is PCOS Treatment?

PCOS treatment at Calyx focuses on gentle, evidence-based physiotherapy to support your metabolic, hormonal, and pelvic health. We take into account your cycle, symptoms, and fertility goals. Treatment may include movement therapy, pelvic floor support, and lifestyle advice to encourage ovulation and hormonal balance.

Is This Safe for Me?

Yes, physiotherapy-led support for PCOS is non-invasive, drug-free and completely tailored to your current health status. We’ll ensure safety at every step, adapting your plan based on cycle phase, hormonal profile and overall well-being.

Who Should Consider PCOS Treatment?

PCOS affects women differently. If you’re struggling with irregular cycles, fertility challenges, or persistent bloating and fatigue, physiotherapy could support your system in regaining rhythm and function.

  • Do I Need a Referral?

    No referral is needed. You can book directly with us. If needed, we’re happy to coordinate care with your OBGYN or GP.

  • Should I see a physiotherapist if I'm not trying to get pregnant?

    Yes. Physiotherapy for PCOS supports more than just fertility. It can help manage symptoms like fatigue, bloating, weight changes and irregular cycles.

Symptoms and Signs You May Benefit from PCOS Treatment

Common signs include:

  • Irregular or Absent Periods
  • Pelvic Pain or Discomfort
  • Bloating and Digestive Issues
  • Difficulty Losing Weight
  • Low Mood, Fatigue or Brain Fog

These symptoms may be linked to hormonal imbalances, insulin resistance, or pelvic floor dysfunction commonly seen in PCOS.

What Happens During Your Session

Each session is fully personalised and may include a cycle review, pelvic assessment, breathing techniques, guided exercise or coaching around sleep, stress and activity habits.

  • Will There Be an Internal Vaginal Assessment?

    It depends on your symptoms. Internal vaginal assessments are only done with your consent and only when clinically relevant.

  • Do I Need to Prepare or Bring Anything?

    Come in comfortable clothing. Bring any recent blood work or medical reports related to your diagnosis if available.

  • What Happens After the Session?

    You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of your body and practical steps to take at home. We often provide custom exercise plans and lifestyle guidance.

Techniques and Tools We May Use

  • Diaphragmatic breathing and pelvic alignment techniques
  • Myofascial release and soft tissue therapy
  • Exercise prescription tailored to hormonal phases
  • Movement re-education
  • Cycle tracking and awareness tools
  • Is It Painful or Uncomfortable?

    Sessions are designed to be supportive and comfortable. If we use hands-on techniques, they are gentle and guided by your consent at every stage.

  • How We Ensure Safety in Each Method

    We continuously monitor your feedback and adapt techniques. Your comfort, safety, and emotional wellbeing are always prioritised.

Your Progress and Results Over Time

  • How Soon Will I See Improvement?

    Most clients notice improvements in energy, mood or pain within 2 to 4 sessions. Hormonal regulation and cycle improvements can take longer but are absolutely achievable.

  • How Often Will I Need Sessions?

    Initially, treatment involves weekly or fortnightly sessions to build momentum and address symptoms effectively.

    As your body gains rhythm and you become more confident with self-management strategies, sessions will be spaced out gradually based on your progress. The frequency may vary depending on the severity of your symptoms and how your body responds to treatment.

  • Will I Need Maintenance Visits?

    Our goal is to help you feel confident managing your symptoms independently. Because PCOS is a chronic condition, some women find occasional check-ins helpful, especially during conception or postpartum periods,

  • What Do I Need to Do at Home?

    You’ll be guided through breathing techniques, light exercise, cycle journaling, and simple anti-inflammatory lifestyle tips to help manage your symptoms and feel more in tune with your body.

Why Women Trust Calyx for PCOS Treatment

At Calyx, we bring deep clinical knowledge and emotional sensitivity to every session. We know PCOS is not just a hormonal condition, but a whole-person experience. We meet you where you are and support your next step forward.

Are Sessions Covered by Insurance?

Physiotherapy coverage depends on your insurer and plan. We recommend checking directly with your provider. If needed, we’re happy to provide detailed invoices to support your claim.

What Makes Calyx Different?

Our therapists are certified in pelvic health and women’s health physiotherapy. We take a whole-body, whole-person approach to PCOS. Collaborative care with fertility clinics and gynaecologists

How Much Does It Cost?

We offer transparent session-based pricing. See price list.

Take the First Step Toward Relief

You don’t have to navigate PCOS alone. Reach out to us today and let’s explore how physiotherapy and holistic support can make a difference in your journey.

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CHLOE NG
Co-founder, Senior Physiotherapist

Chloe is a dedicated women’s health physiotherapist whose personal and professional journey has shaped her compassionate approach to care. Early in her career, she noticed that many women’s health concerns, including incontinence, painful intercourse and fertility challenges, were often dismissed or left unspoken. This sparked her commitment to specialise in pelvic health and provide women with the support they deserve.

She pursued training in pelvic health assessment and management, and integrates Polestar Pilates principles into her practice to restore functional movement, postural alignment, and overall wellbeing.

Her personal decision to go through two unmedicated births reinforced her belief in the power of education, preparation, and informed support during pregnancy and beyond. 

  • Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) registered
  • Member of Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA)
  • BSc Physiotherapy (Honors), Trinity College of Dublin, 2016
  • Female Pelvic Health: Advanced Assessment and Management, Physio Skills
  • Pelvic Health Foundation, Pelvic Pain and Rectal Course, Pelvic Health Melbourne:
  • Level 1 & 1A Women’s Health Physiotherapy, Australian Physiotherapy Association:
  • Polestar Pilates Trained
  • Dry Needling, OMT
  • Spinal Manipulation, OMT
  • Birth Preparation
  • Dyspareunia
  • Endometriosis Management
  • Pre and Postnatal Care
  • Lactation Care
  • Clinical Pilates
CLARE TANG
Co-founder, Senior Physiotherapist

Clare is an experienced physiotherapist specialising in women’s musculoskeletal and pelvic health, focusing on pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and perimenopause. She combines clinical precision with a whole-body approach, integrating hands-on manual therapy and movement strategies tailored to women’s changing needs.

As a twin mum, Clare personally experienced the gaps in postpartum care, which fuels her passion for changing the status quo. As co-founder of Calyx, she champions a preventive physiotherapy model that closes critical gaps between medical care, recovery, and long-term wellbeing.

  • Allied Health Professions Council (AHPC) registered
  • Member of Singapore Physiotherapy Association (SPA)
  • BSc(Hons) Physiotherapy, First Class Honours, Trinity College Dublin, 2014
  • MSc Rehabilitation Science, University of Melbourne, 2020 (Women’s Health, Health Behaviour Change)
  • Female Pelvic Health: Advanced Assessment and Management, Physio Skills
  • Dry Needling, GEMT
  • Kinesiotaping Fundamentals and Advanced (KT1 and KT2)
  • DMA Clinical Pilates
  • Postpartum Recovery
  • Caesarian Section Rehabilitation
  • Women’s Musculoskeletal Care
  • Back and Pelvic Girdle Pain
  • Pre and Postnatal Care
  • Preventive Physiotherapy 
  • Perimenopause Management
  • Core Rehabilitation (Pregnancy, Postpartum, Post-Operative)